The role of U.S. Nuclear weapons after September 11

U.S. nuclear posture still reflects decisions made during the Cold War. This survey reviews the literature available on the role of U.S. nuclear weapons in the post‐September 11 security environment, concluding that a renewed debate and contemporary research is needed

Cold war · Nuclear weapon · Political science · Politics · European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies · International Relations and Foreign Policy · Law · Nuclear Issues and Defense

• Brakeman or booster? Presidents, ideological polarization, reciprocity, and the politics of US arms control

  Open Access•Florian Böller•International Politics•2021

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• The Spread of Nuclear Weapons

  Kenneth N Waltz, Scott Douglas Sagan•The Spread of Nuclear Weapons•2002

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• Nuclear Terrorism

  Jasen J Castillo•Current History•2003

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• The general's bombshell

  George Lee Butler•The Washington Quarterly•1997

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• Nuclear roles in the post‐cold war world

  Goodpaster Committee Goodpaster Committee, Goodpaster Committee•The Washington Quarterly•1997

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• Virtual nuclear arsenals

  Michael J Mazarr•Survival•1995

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• The Second Nuclear Age

  Paul Bracken•Foreign Affairs•2000

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• An Elusive Consensus

  Philip Zelikow, Janne E Nolan•Foreign Affairs•2000

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• Living with Nuclear Weapons

  Andrew J Pierre•Foreign Affairs•1983

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• Nuclear Weapons in a Transformed World

  Eliot A Cohen, Michael J Mazarr•Foreign Affairs•1998

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• The Nuclear Taboo

  Open Access•Nina Tannenwald•International Organization•1999

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• The Folly of Arms Control

  Jonathan Schell•Foreign Affairs•2000

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